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=SUMIF(A2:A25;"<38353";B2:B25)-SUMIF(A2:A25;"<37987";B2:B25)
or =SUMPRODUCT((A2:A25<38353)*(A2:A25=37987)*(B2:B25 )) -- David Biddulph "Igor" wrote in message ... Hi Is it possible to use AND in SUMIF function. I have a simple table with three columns. The first column contains dates in chronological order. I want to use SUMIF function to sum values from the second column but only for a specific period of time (ie one year). For example: =SUMIF(A2:A25;"<38353";B2:B25) sums all values before year 2005, so 2004, 2003, etc.. How should the function look like to sum values only for one year, 2004 for instance. Kind regards |
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